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{{Style P-Title|PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY FOR<br>PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.}} | {{Style P-Title|PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY FOR<br>PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.}} | ||
{{Style P-Align center|1=Vol. I., Part I. London: Trubner and Co., 1882.}} | |||
This first official publication of the work of the Society for Psychical Research is devoted to the question of Thought-reading, and is by far the most important contribution to the literature of the subject which has yet appeared. A considerable portion of the matter contained in it has already been before the public in our own columns and in the pages of the ''Nineteenth Century'', but there is much that will be new and interesting, and the value is greatly enhanced by the whole mass of experimental evidence, and the comments thereon, being carefully edited and brought together in a compact form. | This first official publication of the work of the Society for Psychical Research is devoted to the question of Thought-reading, and is by far the most important contribution to the literature of the subject which has yet appeared. A considerable portion of the matter contained in it has already been before the public in our own columns and in the pages of the ''Nineteenth Century'', but there is much that will be new and interesting, and the value is greatly enhanced by the whole mass of experimental evidence, and the comments thereon, being carefully edited and brought together in a compact form. | ||
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{{Style P-Title|LIFE AFTER DEATH.<sup | {{Style P-Title|LIFE AFTER DEATH.<sup>*</sup>}} | ||
To the translator of this little book every English Spiritualist—in the higher and wider sense—into whose hands it may come will acknowledge an obligation second only to that which will be felt to the author himself by a larger circle of readers. Herr Wernekke has performed the unusual and most acceptable service of giving in a foreign language a clear and elegant version of a native work of great merit, yet of merit not sufficiently notorious to ensure the deserved rewards of such a labour. | To the translator of this little book every English Spiritualist—in the higher and wider sense—into whose hands it may come will acknowledge an obligation second only to that which will be felt to the author himself by a larger circle of readers. Herr Wernekke has performed the unusual and most acceptable service of giving in a foreign language a clear and elegant version of a native work of great merit, yet of merit not sufficiently notorious to ensure the deserved rewards of such a labour. | ||
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<nowiki>*</nowiki> “Life after Death.” From the German of Gustav Theodor Fechner. By Hugo Wernekke, Head Master of Weimar Realschule. Sampson, Low and Co., 188, Fleet-street, London, 1882. | <nowiki>*</nowiki> “Life after Death.” From the German of Gustav Theodor Fechner. By Hugo Wernekke, Head Master of Weimar Realschule. Sampson, Low and Co., 188, Fleet-street, London, 1882. | ||
{{Style P-Align center|1=† “{{Style S-Small capitals|Light,}}” March 25th, 1882.<br>‡ ''Psychological Review'', August, 1881. Art. “Karma.”}} | |||
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